County Officers and Judicial Nominations in 1909 Primary
A list of county officials including Judge Hershel Snavery Clerk JW Brestenteau and Deputy Wm Ma Ve Chrentt trk Dan Bimerara. It notes court convenings and official terms, plus announcements favoring or opposing candidates for Circuit Judge in the Fifth Judicial Circuit and town/tax offices in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Snavery
Brestenteau
Dan Bimerara
Edward Bars Treaguier
Laswin
Tarmas Sherut
Paria Girewit
Tare
Protective Policy Debate Echoes in New York Herald
The Herald, historically anti Protective Policy, now concedes some change but argues protection remains essential for US iron and steel. Carnegie counters that near and distant competition no longer protected by distance, urging continuation of tariffs to shield domestic workers and small manufacturers from European wage standards and import competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottaburg Pusat
New York
Ierald
Herald
Strang
Snedeen
Carnegie
War Carnesne
Adam Smith
United States
New Crork
Washington
Pittsburg
Wariff
The Youths Companion 1909 Subscriber Summary
Summary of contents for The Youths Companion in 1909 includes Hostar Articles with contributions from notable figures, 250 Capital Stories with serials and humor, 1000 Up-to-Date News on science and politics, 2000 One-Minute Stories and domestic sketches, health and women’s articles, editorials, and miscellaneous pieces. A full description and sample copies available upon request. new subscribers paying 1.79 USD for a year receive a new calendar card depicted in color. The Youths Companion Boston Mass address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkefes Street
Boston
Mass
The Chi maro Record-Herald as a model of independent journalism
The piece argues real newspaper power rests with independent, wide circulation papers that stand for public good and square dealing. It praises The Chimar o Record-Herald for its conservative, independent voice and its commitment to honesty and national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimaro Record-Herald
London Port Dominates World Yet Faces Decline
The London port handled 11,166,367 entered and 4,714,979 cleared tons in 1907, totaling 605,308 tons. Despite supremacy, rivals like Liverpool, Plymouth, and Southampton have invested heavily, with Hamburg and Antwerp planning major dock and canal projects. London’s neglect has left docks deteriorating as continental ports push ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Liverpool
Southampton
Plymouth
Hamburg
Antwerp
New York Tribune
New England Relief Tops Foreign Aid Delays
The Yankee Style of Relief News lauds New England contributions as direct, swift aid to earthquake victims. It contrasts this with foreign efforts, where funds sit idle in Rome banks and aid is delayed by weeks. America’s reps promptly assist the hungry and naked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Local Notes from Marshall: visitors, births, and plans
Mrs James Pratt and family visited Martinsville. Mrs James Alexander and daughter visited with Charles Vargas and children. Rob Whitson and wife from near Fairbanks came for Mrs Moore’s illness. Miss Mexa Adams from Scotland visited friends. Miss Mary Prevo from Prevo's Landing was here over Sunday. Early on Wednesday the 3rd twins were born to William and Mrs Moore. one died and was buried that evening. Mrs Moore, though very ill, is improving. Rumor of a new business firm in town. Work on Charlie Greve's store second story for a town hall. painter and decorator preparing curtains and stove for a playhouse. Sunday schools well attended. urged others to attend. H. G. S. club hosted a party at Weir's hall. Cold wave with high winds and occasional snow flurries. Question about when the opera house for home talent play will be ready. Rev D W English of Paris preached. Lyman Wright visiting. A Don and family guests of Walter Adams. Frank and Floyd Tobias did business in Marshall. Ed and John Meehan visited Marshall. Frank Tobias family visited A Crawford. Miss Mable Snedeker of Marshall spent Sunday with parents. Rev D W English to begin a protracted meeting at Asbury church next Sunday night. Minnie Travoli of Marshall spent Sunday here. District Superintendent Parker Shields to preach Monday night Feb 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pratt
Martinsville
James Alexander
Charles Vargas
Marshall
Rob Whitson
Fairbanks
Wm. Moore
Mexa Adams
Scottland
Mary Prevo
Prevo’s Landing
William Moore
H. G. S. Club
Weir's Hall
Echo
D. W. English
Paris
Lyman Wright
Terre Haute
Jerome Hedges
al Don
Walter Adams
Frank
Floyd Tobias
Everette Hedges
Nelson Campbell
John Meehan
Frank Tobias
Marshall visitors and local conditions noted
Auburn visitors George Brandenstein and Robert Stevens came to see Marshall on Saturday. Daniel Murphy of Parker visited his brother A Murphy near Auburn last week. Charlie Kittle visits friends at Wayne City. Mr and Mrs Brown of West Liberty Jasper county visit her parents Mr and Mrs Kittle. James Ragan returning to Michigan after visiting George and family. The dog killer visited town last week and took four dogs. many remain. Aden Moore is critically ill. J M Melfl rath has LaGrippe and Brights disease. John Kitchen shows no improvement over the past month. Weather changes remain disagreeable to people and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brandenstein
Robert Stevens
Marshall
Daniel Murphy
Parker
A. Murphy
Auburn
Charlie Kittle
Wayne City
Mrs. Brown
West Liberty
Jasper County
Mrs. Kittle
James Ragan
George
Michigan
Aden Moore
J. M. Melflrath
John Kitchen
Local Notes From York and Nearby Visits
Mary Murphy faces hardship in York while Lilian Prevo spends Tuesday in Union with her mother. Golda and Grace Cor yell visit Union on Saturday. Ethyl Scott from Paris visits home folks. Mrs. Gilbert appears on the sick list. Rolland Foster and his wife travel to Greenup Saturday for the Isle of Spice. Foster to play second violin. Rev. Coleman conducted services Sunday night and a protracted meeting begins there Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Prevo
Golda
Grace Coryell
Ethyl Scott
Paris
Gilbert
Rolland Foster
Greenup
Isle of Spice
Foster
Rev. Coleman
Mrs Ben Foster Hosts Thimble Club Afternoon
Mrs Ben Foster entertained the Thimble club at her home last Friday afternoon with social conversation and fancy work. She served a luncheon of seasonable delicacies.
Local Notes From Spiketown Community
Spiketown residents report muddy roads and Sunday gatherings. Eva Henderich teaches at Livingston and Ruth Washburn hosted a Thursday supper. Mrs Dan Eckel learns her son Irwin of Urbana fell and injures from a gas pipe, but is recovering. School ends next Friday. Prayer meeting Thursday and Y P C E Sunday night. Abie Honderich and family spent Sunday with Ed Fredenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Henderich
Livingston
Ruth Washburn
Dan Eckel
Irwin
Urbana
Abie Honderich
Ed Fredenbergers
Births and family notices from Dennison and Marshall area
Fragmentary birth and family notices listing born children to Sears of Dennison Joseph Craty Marshall Henry Allen Morgan and others. mentions places such as Dennison Marshall Johnson and York township with names including Arthur Coleman Nellie Strohm Daniel Swerly and others in terse genealogical lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Alice Sears
Dennison
Oseph
Cora Craty
Marshall—bay
Henry Allen
Ida May Morgan
Darwin
Edgar Monroe
Lillie Florence Crumline Johnson
Arthur ' S
Ethel V. Coleman
Weat Union
Charlie G
Nellie Strohm
York
Daniel
Bertha Swerly
Anderssn
For Sale 140 Acres Near Marshall Clark Co
For sale multiple parcels in Clark County near Marshall. Listings include 140 acres with spring water and improvements at 60 per acre. 120 acres at 40 with 3 acre orchard. 85 acres at 35. 120 acres at 55. 30 acres 2,500 with improvements. 10 acres at 40. 4 acres at 2,000. 7 acres at 3,500. 0 acres at 3,700. 239 acres 4 miles from McLeansboro with 55 per acre and 20,000 city property trade option. Also a five room residence on south 6th street with barn, 1,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Co
Marshall
Court House
Town
McLeansboro
South 6Th Street
Remarkable Fabric Sale Opens With Deep Discounts
A local advertisement outlines wide reductions on muslin and cambric fabrics, percale and ginghams, with prices per yard and bundle quantities. It promises sale prices on towels, table linens, lace curtains, and millinery, plus discounts on cloaks and skirts. The offer urges customers to visit and compare prices, noting special deals on Toweling and Galatea Cloth for boys and Kla suits.
Schedule clues hint at multiple due times
The note lists several items with due times: No.4 due 9 58am No.43 due 8 40am No.20 due 2 40pm No.9 at 1128am No.24 due 11 25pm No.19 due 6 09pm. Indicates a fragmented timing log.
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Acorn Publishing Company
FW Clark
Marshall, Clark County
Illinois
Athels
Preamsapiesdon Chroust Ube Veil Ita Secortel
Board OF Supervisors
Tine
Anderson
Craix
W Wallace
Oliver Ganey
James Naxk
Sort Darwin Wim
Shafer
Dolaon
Mike Schwartz
Douglas
Miles Lowry
Ini
J J Hinkey
Jon York
John Williamson
Charleston
Cacuit J
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Republic
Prary Apa
Rervanican
Tom
Puth Janis
Dlinaia
Gue Deciamn
Aual
Law Josefn EB. Pvas
John HO Marshall
Charlton
Fufth Dadigne
T Beg Erect Pte
Townan Coe
Teane
Wall Kaine
Mareralt Township
Aa Ceteun
Lam
Eile
O.C
West Union
Asbury
Mary Murphy
Spiketown
Martins
Muslin Sale
L. L. Brown
Lonsdale
Barkley
Ladies Home Journal
Clark County
Ebenezer Buckner
Wm. T Hollenbeck
Drsians Corrnichts &c
GN &Co
Wabash Vailey ‘Farmers
George T. Pardy
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